Kreator-Hordes_of_Chaos-Advance-2009-BERC

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  <pre>1. Hordes of Chaos (A Necrologue for the Elite) 05:04 2. Warcurse 04:10 3. Escalation 03:24 4. Amok Run 04:12 5. Destroy What Destroys You 03:13 6. Radical Resistance 03:43 7. Absolute Misanthropy 03:37 8. To the Afterborn 04:53 9. Corpses of Liberty 00:55 10. Demon Prince 05:16 In the sixteenth year of their career, Kreator continue to assert their long-standing position as spearheads of the German thrash metal scene. Their music is brutal and direct, their attitude remains totally authentic in 2001 - after all the band originate from the predominantly working class environment of Germany&#39;s Ruhr Area. Here, where money was earned mainly down the mines for many years and the sun had to struggle through sooty smog every morning, vocalist/guitarist Mille Petrozza has been hitting the world of heavy metal over the head with his metallic dreams. At the same time, Kreator aren&#39;t what you&#39;d call a purely German phenomenon, they are a prime Teutonic export article with an impressive track record: over one million albums sold world-wide, tours through France, the UK, Scandinavia, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Hungary, Poland, Rumania, Greece, Israel, Japan, America (seven times !!), Chile, Mexico, Australia, and Brazil. After a temporary foray into more melodic fields, band mastermind Mille Petrozza and his recently restructured group present an up-dated version of their metallic origins on their new album Violent Revolution: thrash metal, forged with as much precision as you can get in 2001. The tracks on Violent Revolution sound like the album title: unyielding, rigorous, powerful. The return to harder sounds was accompanied by a line-up change: guitarist Tommy Vetterli (ex-Coroner) bid his farewells and was replaced by Sami Yli-Sirnio, who used to play with Waltari and In Rags in the Nineties and is no novice to the Kreator camp: when Tommy Vetterli had to be temporarily replaced due to an inflamed tendon in the late Nineties, the group enlisted the help of the Finnish guitarist for the up-coming festival season. Now Yli-Sirnio has returned as a permanent member, playing his guitar as if there had never been a Kreator line-up without him. Mille Petrozza describes Violent Revolution as &#34;... back to the roots, with today&#39;s experience. A kind of new version of Kreator with the insights of the past years, from Pleasure To Kill and Extreme Aggression to Coma Of Souls, Outcast and Endorama.&#34; He is referring to numbers like the opener &#39;Reconquering The Throne&#39; or &#39;Second Awakening&#39;, which, in this or another shape, wouldn&#39;t have been out of place on Coma Of Souls. &#39;All Of The Same Blood (Unity)&#39; and &#39;Replicas Of Life&#39;, with their powerful guitars and Petrozza&#39;s haunting voice, are reminiscent of the old Pleasure To Kill days. &#39;Slave Machinery&#39;, on the other hand, quotes the Outcast phase, while the intro to &#39;Replicas Of Life&#39; surprises with some basic Endorama tendencies. &#34;You can feel that we went about the production with a greater sense of freedom this time around, with much more energy,&#34; Petrozza explains the surprising move to another record label. &#34;Our new record company allow Kreator to be ourselves. Nobody expects any world-wide hits, no outsider suddenly wants to be part of the group. At long last you can hear Kreator again in our most original form.&#34; This liberating move, a kind of personal revolution against existing conditions, is the lyrical subject of the new album. The material is about personal experiences, supported by parallels, as they are described in George Orwell&#39;s &#39;Animal Farm&#39;, for example. &#34;Sometimes you get to a point where you have to use a crowbar to free yourself,&#34; Mille reckons. Violent Revolution is a kind of concept album, although there&#39;s no chronological order to the lyrics but the songs are linked by a central theme. The sleeve artwork, designed by Andreas Marshall (Blind Guardian among others) and realized by photographer Dirk Schalpmeier, is a successful visual translation of the subject matter. Violent Revolution was recorded at the Backstage Production studios in Nottingham and the Area 51 studios in Celle, Germany, with Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Pissing Razors among others) at the helm. After various festival appearances this summer, Kreator are scheduled to embark on another major European tour starting this coming November (co-headliner: Cannibal Corpse). </pre>
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01-kreator-hordes_of_chaos_(_a_necrologue_for_the_elite)-berc.mp3	9.1 MB
02-kreator-warcurse-berc.mp3	7.5 MB
03-kreator-escalation-berc.mp3	6 MB
04-kreator-amok_run-berc.mp3	6.9 MB
05-kreator-destroy_what_destroys_you-berc.mp3	5.9 MB
06-kreator-radical_resistance-berc.mp3	6.9 MB
07-kreator-absolute_misanthropy-berc.mp3	6.5 MB
08-kreator-to_the_after_burn-berc.mp3	8.9 MB
09-kreator-corpses_of_liberty-berc.mp3	1.4 MB
10-kreator-demon_prince-berc.mp3	10 MB

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